No, these calendar feeds only sync one way. Can I make changes to my tasks via my calendar? Can I change the duration of my tasks in a calendar feed?įor now, it is only possible to set a custom duration for a task when using the Google Calendar integration. If you are using Apple Calendar on iOS, open the app and tap Calendars at the bottom of the screen, then pull down the screen to refresh.
Unfortunately, it’s only currently possible to manually refresh your calendar feed if you’re using Apple Calendar: If you are using Apple Calendar on macOS, press ⌘ + r. Some calendar apps update as often as every 5 minutes, whereas others update only once per day. How often your feed refreshes depends on the calendar app you use. Seems to work well, but I guess I'm looking for thoughts and similar experiences.How often does the calendar feed refresh? water the plants every Tuesday, buy Spaghetti) is working well, while ToDo lets me devote the app to work. My current system of using iOS Reminders for personal items (e.g. My sub isn't up until April, but since I rely so heavily on Outlook emails as tasks and linking back to said email, I'm thinking of sticking with ToDo. I do miss the natural language input, but I find the Outlook integration actually makes my life a bit easier than using Todoist. I can easily create tasks from emails on desktop and on iOS using Outlook. The true test will be when I start getting busy and filling it with more tasks.īut my point is - with ToDo, the Outlook integration is really good. I've been using MS Todo for a few weeks now and it works well, though work is kind of slow at the moment. So I no longer need Todoist to track 20-30 recurring items, something MS products were never particularly good at. While my previous job saw me doing several repeated monthly tasks, my new role is more dynamic. So from this perspective, Todoist isn't as easy to use as it was before - the new Outlook add-in isn't the best and slows me down.Īnother way my life has changed is that I'm now in a different role at work. Also, gone are the options to use natural language to add the email as a task assigned to a project or priority - everything is now manual entry. Now, if I move the email to a different location from where the task was created, it craps out on me. I used to be able to create a Todoist task from an email, and from there, I could archive the emails when needed, move them to other folders, and the Todoist add-in would let me click the task and open said email every time. This means the Outlook add-in I've been using for years is broken. In light of that, I'm wondering if any of you have experienced something similar or have any input. I'm a happy customer, but my needs have changed somewhat. So this isn't one of those "goodbye forever" posts. I've been using Todoist for years and I love it.
0 kommentar(er)
